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Shockoe Institute explores Richmond slave trade in world’s first AR tour pairing ARtGlass software and Snap's Spectacles

Reconstruction on D.C.'s Black Lives Matter plaza began this morning.
The 50-foot long street mural spelling out Black Lives Matter on 16th Street was created during the 2020 protests following the police killing of George Floyd.
According to a DDOT statement, work on the plaza will take six to eight weeks to complete.  Mayor Bowser said that the plaza will be part of DC's America 250 mural project, "where we will invite students and artists to create new murals across all eight wards."

Greg Werkheiser speaks to the BBC about cultural heritage under the Trump Administration

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CHP clients Nansemond Indian Nation and Fishing Point Healthcare sue the Commonwealth of Virginia for Medicaid violations

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CHP client the Town and County of Nantucket filed an appeal against the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management in its permitting of SouthCoast Wind

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Chronicle Heritage and ARtGlass partner to redefine historic site experiences through cutting-edge wearable AR technology

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